The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-15

at ueptn OF 1850 Ieet.
Look for the 9oc. Shoe Store, with
large street banner sign.
Harry Knapp has opened shoe
store on Exchange street west.
r. S. Olcott, of Perry, sold three
car loads of binders this season.
DIR. Bagg is selling blank books at
reduced prices as well as wall paper.
The corner stone of the new M. E.
church al Morrice is being laid today.
J.. X. Allen AND wife, of Chicago,
are guests at the home of Rev. G. H.
Wilson.
There were Asa births and IoI
deaths in Shiawassee county during
the past year.
The Salvation Army is to have a
three days camp meeting at Ovid,
commencing TO day.
The Pease estate will build brick
addition to the building now occupied
by the Andrus Hardware.
Mrs. L. b. Plat, Of Flint, is in this
city at the home of her parents.
Rev. Plat is east on visit.
Todd & Roper, West Owosso, have
for sale the cheapest wood for the
money to be found in the city.
Tickets for the excursion to Whit
more lake can be had at the stores of
F. HI. Bannister and Parkill & Son.
Misses Ethel and Grace Botsford,
of Detroit, guests at Cyrus Mathews
for week, returned to Detroit Tues
day.
ooc. Shoe Store born to Owosso's
business department this day, July
Ist, A. ID. 1887. Controlled by Har-
ry Knapp.
Mrs. c. p. Parkill and Mrs. H. w.
Parker go to northern Michigan next
week for a pleasure trip.
Prof c. 0. Bates is in Chicago at
tending the National Teachers As
ISOLATION meeting. He writes that he
is having most enjoyable time.
A race is to be trotted today over
the Saginaw track, between the two
year old stallion Bell Boy 1888, and
Kate Rowel, on a bet of 500 side.
Copies of the new marriage law
can be had by those authorized to
perform the marriage ceremony by
addressing the Secretary of State at
Lansing.
S. w. Tyler, of East Saginaw, has
been in Owosso this week buying
carriage and draft horses. He ship
ped five this morning. Prices from
SITS to $aa5.
The Bailey Mfg. Co. are getting
out 50 car wheels for the Corunna
coal mines, 20 foot lathe for Mil
waudee parties, besides having numer
Gus smaller orders.
The Congregational Sunday School
will give an excursion to Whitmore
Lake on Friday next, July ~. Fare
for the round trip, SI.oo Train starts
HUH OWOSSO d. y a. III.
VIM. Bluth, German living on
Comstock street, died Friday and was
buried from the Lutheran church on
Sunday. He was brotherin-law of
Chas. Gabriel. Aged SIS.
The Detroit races next week give
every promise Of being the most sue
cessful of the year. Extra attractions
have been added. Reduced rates on
the ID. & M. road.
AS r. d. Ellsworth and S. w.
Tyler were driving along Main street
west, Thursday morning, kiie fell
striking the horse, causing it to run
away, smashing up the carriage some
what.
The officers elect Of the Young
Peoples society of the M. E. church
are: Pres.L Flickinger;vice president,
Lydia A. Goodwin, secretary, Geo.
Fowler; treasurer, Mamie Shanafelt;
orpanist, Kittie Burhans.
Jay VanAustin, an employe at the
Casket factory, died Wednesday
morning after sickness of three
weeks with typhoid fever; aged 2.3
years. The remains were taken 10
Laingsburg for burial. He leaves
father, three brothers and sister.
Jas. Lawrence and ]. w. Angel
left for Arizona, Tuesday evening to
engage in mining operations, and
will probably be gone until the Ist
of January. Mr.. Angel reached
home on Saturday from Arizona, well
pleased with the country and his
prospects.
F. ]. Melvin and H. III. Frain have
purchased the stock OF, the late o.
A. Pease and rented the building
occupied by him on Ball street. They
will do general blacksmith, wood
work and carriage making business.
Both are good workmen and ask
fair share of patronage.
ave have got the boss kid base
ball nine," said county clerk WEIGH
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